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Ruby on Rails for Beginners

Name: Ruby on Rails for Beginners
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This course covers the fundamentals of creating a full-featured web application with Ruby on Rails, including setup, user authentication, social media features, and deployment.

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Course Curriculum

1 modules · 3 subjects · 6 lessons

Building a twitter cloneLearn to build an twitter clone using the Ruby on Rails framework with hands-on guidance.

3 subjects

Core Concepts and SetupAn introduction to the Ruby on Rails framework, including project setup, core components, and handling basic requests.

3 lessons

Introduction to RailsThis lesson covers the initial steps of installing Ruby on Rails, creating a new app, and understanding the foundational concepts like HTTP requests and the MVC pattern.
Front-End IntegrationThis lesson focuses on integrating front-end frameworks and features to improve the user interface and experience of the application.
Advanced Features and DeploymentThis lesson covers advanced topics like using the Twitter API, background jobs, and the final steps of preparing for and deploying the application to production.

User Authentication and Password ManagementImplementing a complete user management system, including sign-up, login, logout, password editing, and password reset functionality.

2 lessons

User Authentication SystemThis lesson guides you through building a secure user authentication system from scratch, covering model creation, validations, sign-up forms, and session-based login/logout.
Password ManagementThis lesson covers advanced user account management, including allowing users to change their password and implementing a secure 'Forgot Your Password' feature.

Social Media Features and DeploymentBuilding a Twitter-like application with external API integration, background jobs, and a focus on deployment.

1 lessons

API Integration and Content ManagementThis lesson focuses on building a Twitter-like feature set, including integrating with an external API, creating a model for a Twitter account, and implementing CRUD functionality for tweets.